Sir Kevin Sinfield has visited his former Leeds Rhinos home during the latest leg of his endurance challenge to raise money for motor neurone disease (MND) causes.
The club legend is aiming to complete seven ultramarathons in seven days, inspired by his friend and teammate Rob Burrow, who died in 2024 after living with the disease for more than four years.
Sinfield kicked off the fourth stage at the DIY Kitchens Stadium in Wakefield on Wednesday morning, visited Headingley in Leeds, Odsal Stadium in Bradford and finished at the Accu Stadium in Huddersfield at about 16:00.
The fundraiser and his team have raised more than £11m for the MND community since his first annual challenge in 2020.
Sinfield is running between Hull and Manchester as part of his 7 in 7: The Grand Finale challenge.
He will visit all 12 Super League clubs along the way before arriving at the Grand Final on Saturday.
Sinfield has been surprised by royals along his journey so far, with The Prince and Princess of Wales greeting him on Tuesday and the Princess Royal on Monday.
Famous names from the sporting world have also joined him along the route, including former England football manager Sir Gareth Southgate and Leeds boxer Josh Warrington.
